OTT Platforms

Managed white-label OTT

Your brand on every screen viewers already use.

We implement, submit to stores, and run the stack — so you can focus on content and growth, not hiring a full product org.

Inquiries are email only — the template asks who you are, your business, how much content you run, and what you generate weekly (audience or revenue — rough ranges are fine) so we can qualify fit and reply in writing.

Illustrative smartphone and TV showing a generic streaming app interface — not a specific client product.
Surfaces
Mobile · Web · TV · Roku
Model
Implementation + monthly care
Also
Build Your OTT →

Product surface

The kind of experience viewers get — under your brand.

Illustrative imagery only: generic streaming UI mockups (no real client content or politics). Your deployment is branded and configured for your audience.

Mobile app mockup with generic dark streaming interface
Mobile — memberships, live & on-demand
TV screen with generic grid streaming interface
Connected TV — lean-back grid & playback

Why teams choose us

Outcomes, not a zip file.

Speed without shortcuts

Production-grade architecture already battle-tested in live environments — not a prototype dressed as a product.

You keep the relationship

Your brand, your stores, your audience. We stay behind the curtain as the platform operator you can hold to an SOW.

Room to grow

Add surfaces and features as you prove the business — phased rollouts beat big-bang bets that never ship.

Coverage

Every platform your viewers expect.

One product discipline across devices — aligned auth, memberships, and playback behavior so support stays sane.

  • iOS & Android

    Native apps with memberships, live & on-demand, and the polish viewers expect from top-tier streamers.

  • Web

    A fast web experience for browsers — discovery, playback, and account flows tuned for conversion.

  • Connected TV

    Lean-back viewing on the big screen with remote-friendly navigation built for living rooms.

  • Roku

    Reach the largest connected-TV footprint in the U.S. with a channel that matches your brand.

Built for operators like you

  • Faith & ministries
  • Sports & leagues
  • Creators & studios
  • Local media & news
  • Corporate & internal comms

Industry pages

Longer reads by vertical — same stack, different stories. Internal links help visitors (and search engines) find the right entry point.

How it works

From kickoff to viewers — without chaos.

  1. Discovery

    We align on audience, monetization, content shape, and which surfaces launch first.

  2. Branding & tenant setup

    Your logo, colors, copy, and store identities — wired into one coherent product system.

  3. Build & QA

    We configure the stack, run device QA, and prepare store submissions with your accounts.

  4. Launch & care

    Go-live, monitoring, and ongoing compatibility — so OS and SDK churn doesn’t strand your audience.

Sticker shock?

What it usually costs to build the same footprint yourself.

$100,000 is a serious number — and it should be. You are not buying a brochure site. You are shipping native mobile apps, a web app, TV experiences, a Roku channel, authentication, memberships, video workflows, and the backend services that tie them together — then keeping all of it current as Apple, Google, Roku, and the web platform change underneath you.

When organizations quote or staff this work one platform at a time, the math adds up fast. A credible native app from an experienced shop is often six figures per platform when you include discovery, UX, integrations, QA, and store submission — before you count the API and infrastructure behind it. Stack mobile (iOS and Android), web, TV, and Roku with a shared backend and operations, and total project spend in the high six figures to over a million is not unusual for a full multi-surface OTT product — often spread across 18–36 months of calendar time and vendor invoices.

Hiring in-house is not cheaper on paper either: a small product team (mobile, web, backend, design, QA, DevOps) can easily land at mid–high six figures a year in fully loaded U.S. compensation alone — again before streaming bills, tooling, and the opportunity cost of not shipping.

Figures above are illustrative ranges we see in the market; your mileage varies with scope, geography, and who you hire. They are meant to show order of magnitude, not a bid.

Typical “build it ourselves” path

  • Multiple vendors or hires, each with its own timeline and integration risk
  • Duplicated effort when auth, billing, and video behavior diverge across apps
  • Ongoing headcount or retainers to keep stores and SDKs from breaking production

This engagement

One implementation fee to stand up the full product line we scope with you, then predictable monthly care so you are not carrying a full product org on day one. You still pay pass-throughs (stores, streaming, etc.) — but you avoid funding five separate science projects that may never meet in the middle.

Pricing

Clear numbers. Clear scope.

One-time implementation covers rollout to the platforms in your statement of work. Monthly care keeps the product current and supported. Streaming, store fees, and similar vendors are typically pass-through.

Implementation

$100,000

Discovery, branding, platform configuration, QA, store submission support, training, and handoff — scoped in your SOW.

  • Multi-surface rollout per agreement
  • Branded experience & tenant setup
  • Launch support through approval / acceptance

Platform & care

$10,000/mo

Hosting, maintenance, compatibility updates, and standard support — boundaries defined in your SOW (not unlimited feature work).

  • Operational monitoring of managed footprint
  • Security & dependency maintenance
  • OS / SDK release cadence alignment

FAQ

Straight answers.

Do we own our content and brand?

Yes. You own your content, trademarks, and audience relationship. We operate the platform under license and keep your tenant isolated per your statement of work.

Who pays Apple, Google, streaming, and domain fees?

Those are typically pass-through costs billed at cost (or cost plus a small admin fee), so spikes in video delivery don’t surprise either side.

Can we start with some platforms and add later?

Yes. Many teams ship mobile + web first, then add TV and Roku in a second phase. We scope that explicitly so timelines stay honest.

What does the monthly fee cover?

Hosting for the managed footprint, security and dependency maintenance on the product line, release compatibility with OS/SDK changes, and standard support hours defined in your SOW — not unlimited net-new features.

How do we get started?

Use the email link on this site. It opens a template asking who you are, your business, how much content you have, and weekly traction (viewers, subs, or revenue — rough ranges are fine). We work asynchronously from there — no call booking required.

Do you build streaming apps for churches, creators, or sports?

Yes — the same white-label stack is adapted by vertical. Use the Industry pages (Industries overview, churches, creators, sports) and “How we deploy” for more detail.

How much does a white-label Roku or TV app cost?

Implementation and ongoing care are listed under Pricing on this page, with a build-vs-buy comparison for total cost context. Exact numbers depend on which surfaces you launch and what is in your SOW.

Ready to put your brand on every screen?

Email only for now — the link opens a short template (who you are, business, content volume, weekly traction). We reply with a scoped path when it’s a fit.